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Paul Mamphilly is an investor, financial advisor, and financial writer. He currently works in financial publishing and consultation where he advises traders on the best stock picks. Paul Mamphilly attended Montclair State University and then went onto get a MBA from Fordham Graduate Business College. He has appeared as a financial expert on numerous television programs such as Fox News, Blomberg TV, and CNBC.

Paul Mamphilly has held a number of senior positions beginning with him working as a senior asset manager for Kinetics Asset Management in 2006. He then went onto work as analyst for Palm Beach Research Group, Agora Financial, and Stansberry Research. In 2013 he used his experience to found Capuchin Research Group in 2013. Paul Mamphilly works with Banny Hill Publishing to bring his financial advice to a larger market. He is the founder of the newsletter Profits Unlimited with over ninety thousand subscribers.

Paul Mamphilly recently released an article discussing what the best stock picks are for 2018. He discusses overall trends in the market, how to best exploit these trends, and he refers investors to ways they can further access his stock advice. Paul Mamphilly recognizes that the market has experienced a major bull market that has gone into overdrive during 2017. He also mentions the headlines stating that a major stock market crash is coming. Paul Mamphilly argues that the stock market crash is probably not going to happen during 2018, but he believes that the market should start to level with overall gains being between eight and fifteen percent. This makes sense as the market is recovering from a major recession, which means that the bull market is probably reflecting the market’s true value. Paul Mamphilly recommends that investors use a bull investment strategy.

Paul Mamphilly then recommends a number of markets to focus investments on. He recognizes that medicine will continue to be a major industry regardless of political effects on the market. He recommends that investors focus on health insurance, medical research, and pharmaceuticals. Paul Mamphilly also observes overall trends towards renewable energy. This overall trend will not be effected by oil prices or the resurgence of coal. He recommends that investors put their money into companies that actually produce and install renewable energy products as they are becoming a large portion of the energy market. He also acknowledges that renewable energy research will continue to be a profitable sector of the market.